United States Military Posture for FY ...

addition agreements air defense Air Force aircraft airlift allies amphibious amphibious warfare armed forces armored Army attack balance ballistic missile bility bomber capa cargo carrier chemical command continue cruise missiles deployed deployment deterrent efforts equipment Europe firepower Fleet ground forces helicopter ICBM improved increased intercontinental ballistic missile interoperability Joint Chiefs Korea launchers limited logistics long-range maintain major medium-range ment military capability military forces military power MINUTEMAN mobilization modern munitions NATO NATO's naval forces Navy negotiations North Korea operations Pacific posture potential purpose forces range readiness region requirements reserve sealift ships SLBM Soviet naval Soviet Navy Soviet Union SQDS SSBNs strategic nuclear forces submarine-launched ballistic missile submarines SURFACE COMBATANTS tactical air tanks targets theater nuclear theater nuclear forces threat tinue tion tional Treaty United vehicles war reserve stocks warfare warhead Warsaw Pact weapon systems